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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
DENMARK.

Mrs. Susie Hale. wife OF II. II Mickey
died June g9Ih. OF quick consumption,
aged 20 years. She leaves mother,
brother, sisters. husband and infant child
Funeral Friday. July "A. attended BY
Mr.. Cummings, OF Brldgton.
Mr.. Leander Poor. OF Sebsgo. va.
stricken with paralysis last week, and
now lies 10 q SPECIFICS condition viii
no hopes ofhls recovery. lie l. 50 years
OLD.
The following officers were elected OF
Denmark Lodge. NJ. 20, l. %. %. q,
jane 18th DR.. =. T. Brown. y. q llol'
liz Plant. Vice q. |. II. Berry, u. \.
Geo. W. Gray. T.. =. and agent; Z. ID
smith. Treasurer. Pablle Installation
July 9Th.
Sir John Richardson has the improve
meuts on Mrs. Maria Smiths house nearly
completed. Mrs. Smith will soon occupy
II with a number OF summer boariers.
Miss Il. &. Harmon continues In poo'
health
comleh Brown {. coming along In
few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
EAST WATERFORD.

II. J. Hagge,t stepped on nail which
penetrated 20 The skin 81 the top ofihs
foot.
Rev. n. Lincoln. OF y Bridgton, w's
present last Sabbath sni assisted Mr..
Simmer In the services.
n. a. MoIn,lre Is In Canada buying
sheep
u. q. Pride and wife took trip 10
Naples lately 20 see his brother.
Mrs. Elmer liaggett and daughter oi
Norway. ars spending week al 4. n
iiAskelfs.
Mrs. Ous Grafton has been making her
sister, Mrs. Lovsjoy, = short visit
otis Martin and wife celebrated the Joih
anniversary % their marriage In the payil-
Ion. June g9th. There was picnic DIN.
ner, an original poem read by Mrs. Jud.
klrs, OF y. Norway. music by the band
and various amusements. The many
valuable glfls were presented by NJ. Us.
good French, who also made short
speech. giving = sketch OF Mr. Martins
life. Dance In the evening.
Blon Pike IL working Tor l.. NJ sander
son through haylng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
GREENWOOD.

willow Jane Msrrlmsn. who hal beef
entirely helpless Tor some time past, died
on the morning ofihe 2jih, aud was buried
last s,bhath. Jane 2Glh. Rev. A. I'LL, ol
West Paris oiilcia,ei. Ills rcm,fks wef'
founded on La. In. 20. The deceased VA
= COOL christian woman. having belonged
- the Methodist Church FOR great many
years. Her age wa. Abou, ~ years.
Farming l. somewhat mixed this season
% say the least This week planting. hoe
log ani haylng have all been carried on
together. That will 40 very well by way
OF variety, once ln q while.
Another thing that tends 10 break th'
mon0i0uy 4. the hot snap We are having
jas, now Yesterday the thermometer
stood Al TOO degrees In the shade.
That buck. belonging 10 A. ID. Bryant
OF which mention was made few weeks
ago, shsarsd l. lbs. and or. OF wool. A
good l,ckei. that, for . last ye~ lamb.
Ills 20 sheep lshesred 2oC lbs. lie raised
20 lambs, which In short time will BE-
worth from :? 50 20 o. 90 per head. Now
please fgufe up, and then say II sheep are
90, profitable ona farm, ift,ken care or
Tho sheep are half blood Texel, deriving
their name from a locality In Holland
where they nf.i came from.
Born, jane 27ih. 90 Nj and Mrs. G.
Wesley Cole, adaughter, 40. l.. u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
OXFORD

Rev. ]. NJ Duflm was mafried " Mss
Gertrude Preach. daughter OF Df. french'
~ Lewiston. on Jane 2s,h.
Qatc number attended The exercises
AM concert 81 Hebron wednesday. They
we're very cne.
Mr Ambrose, % Floriia. i visiting Al
Seth Faunce's.
The Canton nine played here on shnr'
lay against The hfsi nine. Result II 70 j.
In favor OF the Cauions.
The fair ard festival ~ WelohSllle'
under TIE auspices OF the knlgats OF Ia
Dor. was well attended.
A. l. FAance has been 10 New HAmp'
shire % sec bis mother, Nrs. Aaron
FAuucs. who IL very sick.
The schools closed on friisy jane 2tih,
having been very successful.
Mr. samuel Bampus has been very slek.
The Benent BAL WAS well attended ani
some rs OF % dollars were realized.
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FRYRBURG.

DR.. @. T. Bradley. U. s. ", and wife
have gone abroad.
Mr.. II. HIldebrand has removed from
Chatham. n. H., TO this village and oc.
cuples NJ n. Smart's house on Oxford
81.
Mr.. John Thoms, who IL agent for Lam.
sons cash railway system on the Pacific
coast, Il home. but will leave for San
francisco next week.
Auua and Mary Bsrrows are az hons
for their summer vacation.
Mrs. N. o. MeIntire has accepted 9
position Ia the State Industrih School for
girls, at Lancaster. Mass, and will leave
here next week.
Mabel Morgan has retained from Brook
lyn. ". Y, where she spent last winter
Mr.. G. ii. Tlbbetts has attended Com
Increment at Dartmouth. snd the reunion
OF the class of'62 OF which he Was once
member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eckley Ballard are now a
his former home st the Falls.
The Mlsses 0'Brion spent Monday nigh
up on Mt Washington aud report fio'
trip.
We are having hot wave the mercur,
going into the nlneties.
DR.. Bussells' house 1t Highland Park II
now open for summer company.
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WILSON'S MILLS.

capt Clark has arrived 90 take charge
ofthe steamer, Magalloway; also engineer
len York. Trey are taking cut the old
engine and will pot In new one.
barge ard Flora B'ckfori. Of Milan,
came up trout hshing, bat The heavy rains
male 10 damp business.
Ira. son Of Y. T. Pennlek. l. % mailing
his father a visit.
We hear that J. NJ. Wilson. OF Gfove,0n,
vas up and made his aunt. Mrs. Olson, =
short visit.
The family % J. \ Wilson has moved 10
Pouiook. They were hind neighbors, and
Ne shall Miss them.
We hear that a man. by The name % Jack
Murphy. bought nquor and on drinking IL,
became rsvlng crsEy. lie went into the
woods. Vas seen occasionally. A party
ofpcplsr peeisrs caught him srd carried
him o. Enrol
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EAST BRowNFlHLD

NJ. ant M Hiram G,ichsll len on The
.gih. for Csuf1rnls 10 visit their daughter.
They expect % remain until autumn, stop
ping on their return 10 Minnesota
The many frisuts % Mr.. l.. I. Matter
sre pleased q earn that be IL improving
Miss Marcia Tyler, % Boston, native
90 this pisce. has been spending = few days
here.
The change lu TIE ruuulng OF The trains
makes II quite lively A. The station. II
The evening express only halted here u
would be a great convenience.
Several have commenced haying already
and ne prospect Il ne crop viii be heavy
Miss Flora Geichelrs school closed on
TIE 80 inst
J.K Hllhas len clerking Al l.. VI Giies'
Or The pressut
The G. l. ; G. has purchased = cottage
A. The Camp Ground ~ MsrihA's Grove
ani expect % occupy II At the eomlpg a.
ssmh'y.
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EAST BETHEL

Mrs. Charles Slmpson Of Hanover our
new mall carrier. started on the route jay
lst. with = nice span OF horses and three
seated covered carriage.
The sewing Society are making repairs
on he Interior OF the church. The WORK
\ done hy ;. X. Estes, who Il ntsi class
workmsn.
Mrs. Mary Howe and SOD, from wal
than. Mass. are spending the summer ~
her fathers, ]. ID. Hastings.
BIZ. Perry ant wife. from Mass, have
been visiting a. 4. G. Perry's.
Fred and Walter Bean, from WAltnam'
are spending the summer Al y. T. swans
Mrs.. Annie KimbAn Is very sick Win
ery.ipslas in her face, arms. etc.
The sabbath school OF this place. organ
lied JAY 81, with Mr.. ChAs. hmosl;
Superintsndent; WIN. o. Holt, Clerk and
N. n. Bean, Librarian.
East Bethel Sewing Society meets, JAY
itth, with Mrs. WIN. X Swan.
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WEST BETHFL.

Nearly ail The farmers In town will com
mcncv hsying ON jaly iith. And The croI
vii he q hCuntlfnl one.
q. A. brown, ESQ, % Mason. was Ia
town Tuesday.
Msllsn " whitman vas called hom'
from Worcester. Mass. last week "a &C
count % me liiuess of he wife.
Miss FLORA wheeler. = tcacher in he
village schools A. GorhAn, y. II II 30 NJ
lug her vtcstion with Der parents
We are having beautiful growing Seaih
IN. sni everything Il lovely.
ER shaw hts ssAppsd horses
A = nlAn hss been on hlsiuess TIT
% New York
: walker livery stable l. well pat
ronlrei.
LIZ Knoslc. l. dolng cool Business
IN hls hArhtr shop \ Young nan II uoS
with him ,carrIng ne trade
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MASON.

Al william AMI & T. Brown have
commenced hsying.
Rev 1 A. Bsan moves % West Pafl.
to-day. Moved part OF his goods last
week
Mr.. n Hutchinson i,ll and hurt her
arm AMI shoulder quite badly. she lsvery
lane. n. Hutchinson IL having some
work done on hls house Daniel CiNk
AMI son. 81 Albany, are doing The caTpsn'
Ter work.
Archie Hutchinson Gu, large cash 10
bis foot last week The wouud i doing
well.
A.G. Love- ~ 1, rcp,lflas TIE foii. 10
hls district.
oar school closes u morrow. taught by
Miss Bertha Grover, OF West Bethel she
has KEEP, an excellent school.
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FAST SUMNER.


Grand hay weather last week.
Grand Chief Tcuplar Dow has sppolni
81 william X SswAll A. Special Dist.
Depuiy rcmp.Ar Tor this section OF ih'
county.
A colercd student from COLBY Universl'
~. by the name OF Greene. gave very In
strucuve and interesting temperance lect
are AZ TIE ball on Tuesday eve. lie clear.
IN showed the physical elects OF Aeoho
On he human system. and treated the sub
isct Ia an able manner.
Mrs.. Gilman Rice, OF AndoVer, i visit
ing old friends =, East Sumter.
Ca three successive days OF last weel
the mercury Indicated 1909 In The shade
Glow - that Tor highf'
Farmers will commence In earnest thl
week 90 secure ,he hay crop
SLOcUN
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RI'NFORD POINT.

Mrs R,wson and Mrs. Hays have re-
tnrned home from their visit liafrJ
Wool came with them ~ sPini his vaci'
ton.
We hear that Belle Elliot has gone from
Tsx.s to spend her vacation a. Tuscan
City. Cal. Mrs. Elliot, with her son, Ia
Mouisns. seems 10 like very well.
Mrs Jewel and Miss Alice kimball, are
spending the summer A. John Hove's
The recent rising OF the Ellis River was
caused by the lowering OF the dam a. Ror'
hufV Pond
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WEST PARIS.

c. II. Lane has 20, nicely settled 10 his
new store, ore OF the incest stores Ia the
County.
oar new hardware store Il getting well
under way. New signs are already decor
s.lng is walls.
A. buchanan has sold out bis meat mark
ct 20 James Brooks aud Samuel Caldwell
The market has been pat Ia due condition.
M,ssrs. Brooks & Caldwell are buying
Western beef for the present until our
domestic cattle become better faiteaed.
Mrs. Mary Buekn,m, an experienced
and registered Druggist, is.soon to open .
irsi.class Drug Store 10 the store recently
occupied by G. II. Lane.
Temperance meetings are being held
here by representatives OF the Good
TemplArs' organization.
Ons section OF the track repllrers have
moved 20 Brysnt's Pond.
]. wAyland Kimbali Is stopping here for
the present. lie IL one OF those genial.
social and wlde-awake men that our peo-
ple eli like. oar village Vas fortuaa,e la
getting Mr.. Kimbsll with his business
here, aud our village IL already getting 4
good boom from this business.
Our Photographic artist IL doing noe
business and IL giving sxcellen, salts
faction 10 the pstroniElng public.
DR.. Yates, ofthls place, and DR.. Rounds
OF South Paris, made IN operation on Me
Rsnsil Curtis, last Thursday Afternoon, u
relieve 4 straugulsted Hernia. The oper
alton was success In every respect are
Mr.. Curtis WAS relieved bat began tn sinl
rapidly Friday afternoon from the Effects
OF an old chronic heart trouble and an ex
hsu,iiye dlsrfhes and died Friday night
Mr.. Carts Was over 20 years OF age.
Oar school closed Friday. Jane 2tlh
with . fine exhibition st Danham's 0peri
House. The exhibition did credit to boti
teacher aud scholars. Miss Dora York
the teacher. Is an excellent teacher, hsv
Ing q superior faculty 10 govern, instruc
aud at the same time 20 create dee
Interest 10 her scholars, that IL always o.
beneficial To the education OF the youna
Miss York goes from here with the low
and respect Of the whole District c.
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PORTER.
Plne rrowlng weAthef.

Pine growing wesiher.
Farmers are commencing hAylng.
OF. wiegln Il very sick aud bis case Is
very doubtful.
Mr.. william Coiiou's house was enter
81 on Sunday. Jane 2Gih. and . watch and
some money stolen. while they were AZ a
nelghbors some half Amlle. They placed
the money and some other ,hlngs 10 TIE
bed FOR safe keeping.
Mrs. \. l.. Moody got thrown from
wagon and broke both boues OF her .rm.
Df.. Lougce and Morrow, OF Freedom
wcre sent for and set The broken bones,
aud she Il getting along ~ well a. could
be expected.
DR.. wigglu ~ Slandlsh. y. II, Dentist,
l. here Tor short time. lie has plenty OF
work
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NORWAY LAKE.

:. A. Stevens hiss been At work this
w~sk d0lug some hrlck.wofk In the cot
tsge that L. being built on Bsss Island.
A diver, from Portland. was here a few
days ago 10 search for Mr.. Burllngton's
corust one place where ne went down,
WAS said 20 have BEEN forty feet deep. lie
went down three times staying about hall
IN hour each time. and only succeeded In
fndlng the axe aud lantern that were lost
when the boa, cspsited.
Miss Nsttle walker Ia At home on visit.
Chas waterhouse and wife. offyeburg.
paid q short visit AZ Jas. Smiths last week.
Mrs. G. W. Partridge has returned from
Mass. where she has BEEN visiting rela-
lives.
Rev. ". T. French Is q, home on visit.
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nIcKYALE

The funeral services OF Jesse Cushmsn
took place At the Dlokssle school house
last Mopfay. Rev. A. A. q. Abbott preach
ed the sermon from the text "Be ye also
ready" Mr. eastman was a former resi-
den, Of this place. nut At the time OF his
death was living In Weld.
had colds are prevalent
a.. ]. Tracy has = two weeks old colt by
Straw Boy which measures III inenes 10
height.
Abbott and Putnam have commenced
neddllng beef
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REVIEWS HER YOUTH

Mrs. Pa0eoe Chssley Peterson. Cay Co,
Iowa. tells the following remarkable sto-y
t1e Truth OF which l. vOuched Tor ~
ne residents OF the town II Am - years
90, have been troubled with Kidney com
PAINT snd lameness Cor many yesrs could
10, dress myself without help. Now l am
I've ron al pain and soreness, and am
aoie 10 90 all my own homework. owe
ny thanks 20 Electric Blttsrs for having
rsnesed ny youth. and removed com
p'sisly al disease and psin-" Try bot
ss. Only 80 cents a. Soyes' Drug store.
Norway, Maine.
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NRwRY.

Edmund Wilson. formerly Of Magallo.
way, bat more recently from Aroostook,
died Monday last. AZ the residence OF
Jonathan Bennett, 10 this town, aged
about nitv-fCur years.
Mort Thursion has sent bis teams io
Sweden where DE has = lot OF spool STRIPS
20 handle.
some are preparing 20 commence bay
luc next week.
A number OF young men talk OF gosug
below 90 get q Job in hayiug
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
HEBRON.

Rev. Mr. Richardson IL Ia iowa this
week. lie came 10 attend commencement
Wednesday was q beautiful day for ths
exercises which passed OF well. A great
many were present.
The warm weather Is bringing summer
company.
NJ. WIN. Marshall, OF Auburn, has
placed a handsome monument on the fam
ily lo, In the cemetery here.
SIR. Bradford Sturteysnt AMI Mrs. NIL
ton Dearce are building new barns.
Mrs. oliver. who has been with her
brother, DeA Moody, Ia his last Illness,
went home 10 Lewiston Thursday.
Good corn weather. aud We Wish l. ID.
success In his raid on the crows.
The mos, important event OF last week,
commencement OF which all will see &C
counts from different writers In the differ.
ent papers, has engrossed the attention OF
All, students. citizens and friends OF the
Academy In the neighboring cities and VII
lsges. The class baby OF sc was born
jane 30ih, Just one year from the time the
class graduated. Mrs. Apphia Clifford Is
the happy mother OF the little boy.
The Ladies Basket Missionary meeting
Friday afternoon, was well attended foI
this season OF the year. Mrs. Perley wa
here from Paris, and qllte q number o.
other ladies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
LOWELL.

Rev. Mt Sindbrook aud wife have ~
turned % Lowell sni now are settled In
The parsontgc.
Ga "Wednesday night The buildings OF
Apgastus J. McAlllster were burned.
They were Insured In the agency OF Free
land Howe.
Work with The maeAlse on The rOai l. Is
done Cor the present
ID W. True. WAC has been In The store
OF wAlker 4 Dell Tor a long time. has len.
Married In Lowell. June 29th. by Rev.
J. W. WEBSTER, Mr.. Granoh II. Ring. OF
Lowell, AMI Miss Flora II. Davis, OF Frye
burg
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FAST HEBRON.

Prof ID. q. Donnocker gave . very In
teresting lecture wednesday evening" on
Canada
A. N. FOgg has lost his valuable oun
Cochin cock. Golden Caief which Is
great loss 20 bin, - be Was doe olrd.
Mrs. HlldAn KeeDe and Miss Emma nus
sell, are visiting Al ). ii. keenes'
e. n. Keene has closed work 10. kfskiei
Merrill, OF Hebron.
Hiram Keene has commenced his Joo
gathering cream for Turner Center DAIRY
Association.
5. II. Keens and sous. are doing Austin
Erench's having.
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PERU

TIE much needed rain came. and u came
In the shape ofs freshet The vsntrss
boys started n cross the river Tor team.
the next morning amer the freshet. The
boat nlled With water, and they abandoned
II and II went down stream. They took
q the small boat which was fastened 10
The large one, and overlook II on the Halls
shore. N took six men 20 get IL back.
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HARTFORD.

Nine,y.s.x Ia the shade i VIA, We call
gooi corn weather.
Mos, farmers Ia this vicinity eaeulate
90 commence haylng 10 good earnest neA'
week.
widow Levi. Mason 4. very sick. not
expected % live.
Mr.. Lincoln Watson has been qliis
fes Die Tor Tie last few weeks bat Is getting
better.
Alour1 Thompson. from S.oughion,
Mass, has sold bis grAss on his farm IN
Hartford % e. H. Berry. fof so.
BE sure and 20 - the celebration ~
North Hartford n you want musical
trcAi
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ROXBuRY.

John Reed has crew falling and peel
Ing poplar.
y. N. Locke has q pear tree In blossom.
The blossoms are on the ends OF the new
twiEs that have grown ten or twelve
luchss this season
Zine weather for corn and u looks well.
FARMERS are fnishing up their hoeing 90
a. 20 Be ready for hsyipg.
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Upton

Wednesday. Jaue 2oh. was the hotties.
OF the season.
Farmers think OF beslnnlng 10 work In
the hay ns.ds the nnh ~ July. II the
weather IL favorable.
IL IL expected that The horfIbles win be
oui on the morning OF the tih, followed
by picnic In the grove on the bill, clos
Ing the day with dance al The Lake House
The lake drive OF 1000, 900 WAS all In
Brage's bay in Enrol, Mond,y.
Clara Gldwln IL home from Ipswich,
Mas
We had an interesting aud Instructive
sermon from Mr. Williamson, Saoisy
mOfUlnx
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NORTH FRYEBURG.

TIE Blrca I'LL Circle me, with Mrs..
Asa Charles Jane 18th.
Howard Jones narrowly escaped serious
lrlary last week. from colt he was div
inc Fortunately bis accident hsd no
worse result than q fcs bruises.
Auut susan WILEY has gone with Der
daueh,er. Mrs Head. 20 visit In Boston
art Vfffrlty
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nIXRIELD.

some have commenced haying They
will begin In full force next week.
John stanley was la town this week.
The spool mill Is nesrly shingled.
School closes this week.
The Summer visitors begin To come.
Nearly every one seeks the shade this
weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05

"s,,p~ Crack" bag" etc.
e.. ,.,. Tie writer vas awakened AZ
a. extremely infan,ile hour Monday
ncra.-s. by ihe most patriotic up'oar
"a, coaA be extracted from guns.
cfa,ksr,. iorpedoes. bells. tsh horss. etc +,
a. A., inasinAiioa raa back % The feel
~, z hilarious Joy that mus; have pos
,ss.sl car fore-fa,hsr. GA the ooeAs.oa
80. We celebrate. Il wss a genuine
l,.r,h % Jal,' Il commenced early
a. lasted loas'
TIE programme, which has already
te,- rlt.ishsd IN the DrNocEAr wAs
,lrsl oa, fally. and IN a manner reject
.is credit upon al Who participated.
Tee A1.Asiics were pronounced excel.
.,-, by ite unanimous voice % q crowd
q witnesses.
TIE parade made very hae appear
.-,s. ,hs Pans Hill Brass Band diseours-
81 .one % iis faes, strains And the NOT
~ay a., lni.n;ry and kimball Post
ai..el ~iih ihs precision Of clock work.
Tee l-s q march WAS long one ior =
81, Jay. bai the courage q The pariiei-
pa,'. "a fully equal % the occasion.
F.l'~i-g ihe parade. The exhibition
ifl On ,hs Commoa by The Norway
Ls.' irian,ry. va feature THE day.
az ,,o~sd The careful attention which
Cap Hose And Lieut.. Siearrs have Civ
e. 90 "lP'on" A. the cnly militia
sonP.-y 10 ihs county. the lnianiry re-
fsc, to1cf upos ell the "BsArs
Attsa o'clock the audience assembled
s. tts ra.vsr,alisi church. After some
o9,-ias remarks by Herek {. DAVIS,
E.7 Chairman Of The day. payer wAs
,saisl ty Rev. Mr.. Mayo. and The Dec
afa'.a q indspendsnee was read by
Arisr 2 Fofbs. Hon q. A. Wslson
~ ,tsn introduced a. the orator Of the
GAY VIZ. Wlsoa reviewed briefly The
er.-.iarcss Of the Adopiioa q the
nse.An'.aa. and paid glowing tribute
90 i.s coanss and patriotism Of the msn
- .snsd that immortal document
TIE Grafton vss polished literary e.
tr', I'D received the hishss; commen-
ca'oa from al.
TIE race, were al ~oa by James Tue
cfNor~sy.
Tie bad concert attracted much a.
isrtcn after dinner.
AZ TO o'clock the baseball field va.
ite center q attraction. The South
Pans club appeared in very handsome
nss urifofm ssains; the Paris Hill elat
a. ,he result wAs = complete walk
over 90 The Sogih PARIS boys IL Be-
care sv.dsn; from the first ianing that
ne aiaes we're 20 unevenly matched a.
% aks al Interest from the game. The
>og,h pars club i most exeellen, one
al VII make Il warm" Coz any club u
,ts C0gniy The present season. Ih'
>o-ih Pans boys are deserving much
cfedi; f,r coming 10 the Hill. a. they hA'
anu,h better offer elsewhere, bat hAv
20 made previous engagement here
they fa'fusd il. like honorable youn.
rsn, a. they are. and cur people ,pP'e'
cate ,hs sacrifice ,ha, they made IN >
to.rs. Il j. bat justice to the PAii
I'll. boys 20 ,ay that they had not pl.ye'
before this season and that they wer
entirely on, Of practice.
Tie bal in the evening vas lArgel!
siisuded. The music by Towls's orehe'
IA vas fne.
The celebration was . good one. AL
a. especially good feature Of !, Vas III
lack q run and is influences Oar CIT
.lsas have worked bard in connection
Nth the Band and everything passed 81
a. L should. II Vas "a enjoyable &C
eassion. A few minor accidents resulis
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1afure
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EAST PERU

Byron Tnsk went 90 Portland about
two weeks ago 10 have tuinor removed.
lie had Il removed, aud IL reported now
a. doing well.
Mss Louise Gdrs,h Is At work In The
Hin House, Auburn.
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IRON o. nnfoCRsr offce, "otonc Cot
AZ. car he distinctly sen, rising ron
~ !. shesi pax % "Oli StreNket. The
.,f.i.on nat sgiAies The pahiic Mid
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art 10 Isit 3D. hs conducted A. an sNien-
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-05

n.r G.ison Mayo hcgsn his pastofaie
fthe Paris ll.l All Sogth Paris Baptist
essrche. at Slnisy. Mr.. Mayo anf fam
IN - nccuQy thc parsonage. ani ihey
40, sew ihIs vcsk puitiug ihlugs In order.